iHE OMAHA - SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 2, 1912.
An Event in Women's
Wear
A great lot of Women Fine Suits, Coats and
Gowns found happy owners Saturday in the
Lilliputian Upset Sales and the fan has only be
gun. June brides may effect big saving from these
comprehensive and authentic displays or ouits,
Dresses and iaowns.
Women's Suits Serges and novelty cloths, formerly
$25.00, $29.75 and $32.50, at only $19.75
Values $35.00, $39.50, $45.00 and $55.00, only. .$25.00
Junior Suits-Values up to $25.00, only .$12.50
Women's Coats Serges and Mixtures, also taffeta and
colored silk coats, $19.75 to $29.75 coats only $14.75
Values from $32.50 to $45.00 at only $25.00
Junior Coats Formerly sold up to $19.75, at. . .$10.00
Girls" Coats-Values. to $19.75, at $7.50
Children's Coats Values to $6.50, at $1.95
''Women's Pumps and Oxfords at $2.95 Black or brown
velvet pumps, four-eyelet oxford ties in dull or tan
leather, patent leather or black suede-$4.00 and $4.50
values, at . $2.95
OWN STOCK
1518-1620 FAENAM STREET
WOMEN TO STUMP IOWA
Those Interested in Suffrage Flan
Extensive Anto Tours.
FREE CABS TO BE FURNISHED
Canadian and Iowa Ilraltb Aathorl
ttS Engaged In t'onroT-ry Over
Aalmals Killed on Ground
The yWere Diseased.
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HINTS TO PENSIONERS
Representative Kiakaid Suggests
, .Metaod in Their Iatereit.
RELATES TO SERVICE DISABILITY
Blaalu Prepared far VaSaraaa to
labmlt Make ! Rareraaea ta It
aa Member Thlaka Mac
TroafcU Will Reaalt.
(From a 8tff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. June l.-(8pectal Tele-
tra.rn.Ma the opinion of fUprsssntaUv
KlnkaM much confusion It likely to ra
ult at the pension office became of th
term prepared by the bureau for appH
cstlona under the law of May 11. The
blank make no reference to the aerviot
disability under which many may wlah
to file and It omission la mlslssdinr
t'nlsss .applicant! state pacifically.' In
their application that they are filing un
der tha disability clauaa. where they wish
to do 10. treat confusion will result.
The matter has come to the attention
of many other members and the minority
room has prepared a blank form of affi
davits whtoh they are advising claimants
to file with their applications, where tbfy
base their claim upon a service dlssNl
Ity. The affidavit calls for the certificate
number, company and regiment In which
the soldier served, the nature of his dls.
ability "Incurred In the aervlce and line
of duty." Jt declares further that "by
reason of such disability the soldier Is
now unable to perform manual labor and
that he makes affidavit to supplement
his application and makes claims for ths
maximum pension provided by the act of
Way U, Mil." i Accompanying affidavit
from a physician who has examined the
claimant Is also suggested.
Mr. KlnkalS believe that if this affi
davit or a similar one is filed with the
application It will save much eonfuslor
that Is now likely to result under Jh
operation of th new law. ' i
CUMMINS WOULD
BE DARK HORSE
(Continued from First Page.)
MAN AND WOMAN ARE
MURDERED AT SEATTLE
SEATTLB, : iune ,tMrs, Bffle
Lesson, tt years old. was beaten to death
with carpenter's hammer;, George Fel
ion. years olr. was e'ot to death, and
loseph M'ller. SS years "old. is in jail,
lharged with murder, aa the culmination
f a fight between. Miller and felton on
Wednesday njght. over Feltone attention
10 Mrs. Lawon. Felton s fatter is a cigar
lealer lh Milwaukee. -
Mrs. tasson, who conducted two lodg
ng houses, was killed some time during
day at one of them. Iter body was
fcund last night by a lodger.
Falton, who was a magaalne agent, wss
ihot last night, a be sat at the head of
be stairs st the other hotel conducted
ly Mrs, ' Lassou, Miller was employed
tere. Miller fled after killing FeltoV
mt was arrested later. He declared both
ra Lssson and Felton had threatened
o poison bin. . .
POSTMASTERS NAMED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT
. i ,;. ; .
WASHINGTON, June L-KBoecia! Tele-;ram.)-The
president today sent the sen
its for confirmation the appointment of
'ernes D. Swart as postmaster at pu
tree. H. V.
W. E. Richards hss been appointed by
fee president as postmaster at Edge
food, la , and the senate IS aaked to
tonflrra the nomination, .
Henry Niebuhr has beta appointed by
bo president as postmaster at Wlnne
ago. Neb., and tbe senate Is asked to
ion firm the nomination
Representatives Burke and Martin have
olned In recommending that Robert .
losers be appointed postmaster at Faith,
L IX The office has been raised to the
residential class.
Trlea to Kill Mother with Am.
DEM30N. la.,. June . l.8pedal.)
lobert Christy of this city attempted to
till his mother with an axe Thursday
light. She warded Off the blow with her
ight arm. which Is badly cut In two
daeaa. Christy bid at a neighbor's bouse
' or a few hours a3d waStthen caught and
ut In JaU, The circumstances ot the
if fair are mads mora startling from the
act that his sister lay dead In an ad-
doing room, having died after a long
Unesa
CkrUtlaas Xaat Of fleers. :
MARSHAIXTOWN, la., June l.-(Bp-lai
Telegram.) The lowas State Chris
la confereaoe ended today at La
Iraad with the election of the following
(fleers: President, Rr. D. M. Helfen
teSn. De Moines; vice president, R, a.
Uwla, Madrid; , aecretariv John Kyle.
eriee; treasurer, E. A. Saunders, Monte
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to the result of Monday's primaries.
Illinois Delegates at Oyster Bay.
OYSTER BAT. N. T June l-FJloted
by Alexander H. Revell, chairman ot
the national committee, and Medlll Mc
cormick, twelve delegates to the repub
lican national convention from Illinois
arrived here this afternoon for a con
ference with Colonel Roosevelt at Saga
more Hill. 1
Although no announcement has been
made as to the object of their visit, ft
(s believed thst they came here to dis
cuss with the colonel the question M
to who shall be the new republican na
tional committeeman from their state
The mention of the name of Chauncey
Dewey for the place has not met the
approval of all the Illinois Roosevelt
delegates, it Is said.
Mr. Revell refused Ao throw any light
upon the object of the conference other
than to aay;
"I hope there will be complete hsrmonv
by the time of the convention. I am no,
saying that there Is no harmony now.'
Colonel Fred Hale and Morrill . Drew
of Portland, Me., also visited Bssamore
Hill today. They came, they sMd, to
assure Colonel Roosevelt of their loyalty
Another Compromise Candidate '
YANKTON, 8. , D June L-8peakr
Charles A. Ingram of Wisconsin spoke
here today In furtherance of Senator La
Follette'S candidacy. He said that,
whether or not La Follette la nominated
the senator will dictate a large part of
tbe platform.
"I believe Senator La Follette will hold
the balance of power in the convention. '
said the speaker. "Neither Taft or Roose
velt csn be safely nominated without
the strength and support of the La Fol
lette, delegates. From the way sentiment
in favor of progressive ideas Is growing
we will be able to dictate a large part
of the Chicago platform! and once that
platform gets before the convention tho
delegates will see that there la no one
able to fit the platform but La Follette. 1
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, June l.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) The leader In the woman's suf
frage movement in Iowa will etiimp the
stats In the interest of suffrage. The
executive committee of the state suffrage
association has mapped the state for auto
mobile tours to be made by women, who
will address outdoor audiences from th
machines or make Indoor addresses In th
smaller towns where the state executive
committee has made appointments for
them. .
Corydon and Des Moines will be made
th headquarters for the speaking cam
paigns and automobile tours. A number
of automobile owners throughout the state
have offered to the committee the free
use of their machines for these speaking
tours.
' Controversy Over Iloraea. ,
The controversy between the Iowa state
animal health department and a similar
department in Canada over the shooting
of nineteen horses by Canadian officials
has been rtnewed.
Th Canadian health authorities are not
satisfied with the results of the analysis
whclh ha been made and have demanded
that blood from each of the animals be
sent to Washington and Ottawa for
analysis.
Nineteen head of horses belonging to
George Belschei were killed by the Cana
dian authorities on the ground that they
were diseased.
They had been passed by the Iowa
authorities beior being started for
Canada. .
C. E. Rawaon Dead.
Charles E. Rawson. for many years
president of the Des Moines life Insur
ance company, died today, aged Si He
recently so1 ouoJThe company to the Na
tional Life of Chicago. ,
"ROOT SOAKER1' IN
THE GRAIN BELT
(Continued from First Page.)
' Bridegroom Commits Balclde.
WEST LIBERTY. Ia., Jun l.-Law-renee
Potson, married but a few weeks
ago, shot off the top of his head with a
shotgun esrly this morning at his home
near here. No cause la ascribed for the
act ;
low News Tfotea,
tjb ORAND A temporary Injunction
will be aaked by the people ot Le Grand
to prevent the board of trustees of Palmer
college from removing th college to Al
bany. Mo where It Is plsnned to consoli
date It with a school of th same denomination.
HENDERSON L. M. Meyers, a well-to-
do farmer living near here, committed
suicide last night by shooting himself.
Th widow and two children survive him.
la., the precipitation ran?ed from ci--
fcalf to two lnchs.
Rata Is General.
The Northwestern weather map shows
little .rain north of Blair on the up-river
line, but between Omaha and there tbcre
was from one-half to an inch. West of
O'Netl there wer scattered showers, but
no eeneral rain. Between O'Neil and
Norfolk, the rainfall was about" one-haif
Inch, while from NorioiK east 10 js
mont in many localities it exceeded au
Inch and In no place much less. South
west across the state there was rain all
the way to Superior, ranging from one
half to three-fourths of an Inch.
Tha Cnlon Pacific found, heavy rains
all along the main line from Omaha to
Cheyenne and on the branches to tne
north and south. The heaviest, however,
wan on the St. Joseph & Grand Island.
one-half Inch at Lincoln to one and two
Inches down through Kansas and as far
east aa 8t. Joseph.
On the main line there was a slow
drizzle from North Platte to Sidney, in
the aggregate amounting to about a
, quarter of an Inch.
In Kansas along the lines to tbe south -
,west was literally soaked, the Oberlln
branch getting close to two Inches, with
from an Inch to an inch and a half every
where east of Ellis.
CHICAGO, June l.-0Big sales of wheat
today, he result of rain breaking the
drouth that was threatening to deetny
millions of acres of growing grain In
Kansas and Nebraska resulted in a gen
eral smash of prices on the Chicago
Board of Trade. Values showed at one
time a drop of He to 2c a bushel for
wheat and Je for com.
Ruvlnar An the Dart of the leader who
did not believe that th critical situation
as to th crops In th two states naniod
had been entirely relieved brought about
a rally just at the close. In the end the
market was decidedly nervous, with July
options fl.08'4 for wheat and 72o for
corn, net losses respectively of lo and
2o. ' , .
WAR DEPARTMENT TRYING
NEW REGIMENTAL EQUIPMENT
DVBUQUE, la., June t (Special Tele
gram.) Th War department Is assem
bling her an experimental regiment of
more than 2,000 men for maneuvers in
and about Dubuaue and a march to
Sparta, Wis. The equipment Is all new,'
automobiles instead . of mules, wireless
operators and everything being on a new
basis. Many army experts are already
here and foreign representatives are ex
neotd Monday, when th troops arrive
from Forts Sheridan, Logan, Crook,
Snelling and other places.
What's the Matter
With Your aby?
KE0TA LOVER KILLS HIMSELF
AFTER QUARREL WITH GIRL
KEOTA, la., June l.-George Hubb's.
aged 21 years, a farm 'hand, last night,
after quarreling with , Miss. Cora Ander
son, for whose father hs worked, stepped
Into the road In front of the house,
pressed the mussle of a double-barrel
shotgun to his heart and killed himself
insantly.
- Boy Hansrs Htmaelf.'
PENISON, la., Jun t-(Speclal.)-Harvsy,
the H-year-old son of Eugene
Brogdanen of Delolt hanged himself in
the barn Thursday. Just before dinner
he and another brother had a little dis
pute In the house while the boys were
washing. Harvey went down to tha bam.
saying he did not want any dinner.
After eating the father went to the barn
to hitch up a team and found the lad
hanging from a beam.
Th young mother and many an old
one, toois often putiled to know the
cause of her child's 111 , nature. The
loudness of Its crying does pot neces
sarily indicate tha seriousness of its
tron bis. It mav have nothlnn more the
matter with it than a headache or a feel
ing of general dullness. It . cannot, of
course, describe its feelings, but as a
preliminary measure you are safe-, In
trying a mild laxative.
Nine times out or ten, you win una u
Is all tha child needs, for Its restlessness
and peevishness are perhaps due to ob
sinictlon of the bowels, and once That
has been remedied the headache, the
sluggishness and th many other evl
dai.t'c of constipation and indigestion
will quickly disappear.
Don t give the little one salts, cathar
tic pills or nasty waters, for, these will
act as purgatives, and they are too
strong for a child. In the families of
Mrs. J. B. Harmon. 808 Star Ave., Bur
lington. Iowa, and Mrs. E. Morse, Coun
cil Bluffa, lowa, th only laxative given
is Dr. .Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It has
been found to snswer most perfeotly all
the purposes of a laxative, and its very
mildness and freedom from griping
recommend it especially for th use of
children, wtomen, and old folks ' gener
ally people who need a gentle bowel
stimulant. Thousands of American
families have been enthusiastic about it
for more than quarter of a century.
Anyone wishing to make a trial of thi
remedv before buying It In tha regular
way of a druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar a large bottle (family size) can
have a sample bottle sent to the home
free of charge by simply addressing Dr.
W. ' B. Caldwell. 406 Washington St.,
Montlcello, 111. Your name and address
on a postal card will do.
To The Women
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To Every Purchaser of a Piano cr a Piano Player
MN6
THE
JOE
During the month of May we sold more PianoB and Player Pianos than we ew aol4 in aay ona
month of our fifty-three years' piano business. This was due to the low prices asked tor instruments
sold. We are determined to make Juno our banner month,, and in or4er to surpass tbe month of May
in sales we will, in addition to the prevailing low prices quoted, give absolutely free a beautiful lady'a or
a $65 piano or one of higher price. Every instrument sold will be guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
or money will be refunded. Here are a few bargains for Monday, If you are unable to call in person a
telegram, telephone or letter will receive our prompt attention, and careful selection will ba made tor you.
ESTEY UPRIGHT PIANO-
'. Former Pries $325 Price Now $140
BRIGGS PRACTICE PIANO-
Former Price $250-Price Now., $15
MARSHALL & SMITH Practice Piano-
, Former Price &00-Price Now. . $25
HOSPE UPRIGHT PIANO- : .
- Former Price $225 Price Now. .$65
KIMBALL UPRIGHT PIANO-
Former fttce $300-Price Now. .$85
HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO-
Former Price $500-Price Now $145
EMERSON UPRIGHT PIANO- . .;
Former Price $400 Price Now $135
BRADFORD UPRIGHT PIANO-
I, Former Price $300-Price Now $125
PAVIS & SONS UPRIGHT PIANO
Former Price $325 Price Now $150
EVERETT UPRIGHT PIANO-
Former Price $40O-Price Now $185
IVERS & POND UPRIGHT PIANO-
Fornier Price $475 Price Now $198
J. & 0. FISCHER UPRIGHT PIANO
-Former Price $450-Price Now $198
STEGER & SONS UPRIGHT PIANO-
Former Price $4CC Price Now $200
KURTZMAN UPRIGHT PIANO-
Former Price $350 Price Now $178
STECK GRAND PIANO
Former Price $800-Price Now $225
In addition to the above bargains you havean array of Pianos and Player Pianos to select from
which the world cannot surpass tbe matchless Stelnway, tbe celebrated Weber, Hardman, Steger &
Sops, Emerson and McPhail pianos, tad our ova aw set toned Schmoller & Mueller pianos; also th
Aeolian .line of Player Pianos, including the Etelnway, Weber, Stuyvesant, Stack, Wheelock and Tech
nola, and our own Schmoller Mueller Player Pianos, made in seven different styles. A beautiful bench
or stool and scarf accompanies each instrument Terms to suit your convenience. $1.00 per week will do.
100 Pjanos will be rented for 83,00 per month. Free tuning, free drayage and free insurance.
We will issue free a life Insurance policy to every purchaser of a Piano or Play
er Piano during the month of June, said poliey.to cover entire cost of instrument.
Special II otic.;
Schmoller Mueller Piano Col
. 1311-1313 FARNAM GTnEET, OMAHA
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.ONT'buy Firestone Tires just
because: they offer you Most
miles per dollar of cost" It is
true that they do this True that in
test after testin race and tour and
the actual road experience of thousands
of owners -rFirestones have demon
strated their superior wear.
But that is only one feature. It should not be your
only consideratioa
Buy Firestone Tires because their durability is not at
the cost of the car.
Buy them because of their wonderful resiliency thdr "life" even
with tires pumped to capacity.
Buy them because they protect the costly mechanism of your car,
minimize adjustments and repairs. And all this means real comfort in
riding, too.
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Most Miles Per Dollar ol Cost And Most Car Protection
Resilience this vidd-and-snrW trfvfi
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Every element in the tire is chosen for quality
01 service, regardless ot cost all handled and
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'Firestone" Tires
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Regarding Rims: AH high grade cars ,
are equipped with quick-detachable demountable
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and are universally acknowledged correct in -principle
and service.
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